Sentence examples for deterrence from from inspiring English sources
It is the only deterrence from this lawlessness.
In any event, any additional deterrence from the Pennsylvania Supreme Courts rule would be minimal.
But they're often wise enough to realize that there's not much gain in deterrence from a 5 or 10 year sentence to 15 years.
Monitors struggle to distinguish the effect of deterrence from the rise of easy, cheap alternatives to piratical downloading, such as legal online music services.
In short, the Trump administration might end up relying on arms transfers as its chief tool of reassurance and deterrence from Europe to Asia.
I think it is important that we look at a range of measures that remove the deterrence from people for making contact with us.
One provocative road map for moving away from nuclear deterrence comes from a quartet of cold war leaders — Henry Kissinger and George Shultz, former secretaries of state; William Perry, a former secretary of defense; and Sam Nunn, a former chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Deterrence comes from government enforcement and, increasingly, from the use of social media in which the threat of brand damage is used as a "stick" to reform corporate behavior.
"US studies have shown us that deterrence arises from fear of being caught, not from the length of the sentence".
"US studies have shown us that deterrence arises from fear of being caught, not from the length of the sentence". The premier stopped short of introducing earlier closing times for licensed venues.
It amounted to a "crisis" requiring the "stepping up of deterrence patrols from our pared-back Navy... to prevent people from packing into rickety boats and setting a course for the UK".
